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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
XII.
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biate fi6 polenbs bas Weer. Stelenpeiie
bate bic Cuff aud bic grbe setrodnet unb
elmer Sabrt mad ber Wari9 binibsr itanb
nun ni9ts mebr i'm Bese.
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400 &ai i1on fem tlsiues Siiderboot mad
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bas i5psre Stit arbsit setban mar.
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Marl6 biniberori9ifien, mitsetbeilt, unb
ba bieier islbit reusieris mar, gu erfabren,
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aud serns bic @rIaubniB bie3u.
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pom ibm ssfibrt, raui4ten ite, bic Spiesels
fade bet See trduielub, unb bas Soot
idwamm 70 raid babin, aIs iei auf bems
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Der Sabrt sinitissr 8inb blaie.
Oie wioerfrebsnbitsn @ebanten unb
@efible bur6itirmtsn ben Smuggling, unb
10 iebr er balb briben an3ulansen wiini4te,
10 fir6tete er fid bod DOT benz anblit,
bet f9 wabrideinli9 uor ieinem beitir3ten
9use ausbrsiten werbe. Sod iber bic
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bic 8inbsbraut bic beuesli6en 8aHers
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bes Weerss eritorben fem.
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ber Oei9e saitfreunbli6 unb gum 3anben
einlabenb por benz S9iiier ausbreitete.
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men emporitiss. ibertam i'm Elm 9efibl
wie llebelteit, benn an ben lossei4laSenen
unb lossebrDdelten Eriimmern, wie an ben
nit Msersras iiberbansensn 0eiden ers
tannte er nur all,u beutIi9, baB bic
Sturmflutb bod barber w~sssssanssn Jet.
Ssst itanb er obsn, bIidts binab unb Elm
9lufi9rsi bss gntisssns entrans ft4 istnen
bIsi9 wsrbsnbsn 2ippsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19

CUR 9ienfbotenfrage. - 5raa gum
neu etnsetretenen 9isuitmabden): vWir
fribitiden sep6bnli9 IN adt l1br."
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tb ni9t BET 8sitsn auf bin, 10 ellen Sts
setroft Obne mid Id psrbs f9On stwas 3a
tnuipern finbsu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19

glnbers gsueiut. Baron Gu ieinem
nidt msbr gang iussnbIt9sn 0iensr, ben
er auf elmer sroben SabrIdifsteit betrofs
fen bait: sd CLAUDE, SObann, 0u wtrft
altl"
Sobann: v@laub's isIbit, Serr Baron,
- mein Slater islis wurbe AUDI 70 an bie
a9tSis!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
guf Der SelbSrie in Oil @itp in genns

Nnf Der Sel6Orie in Oil gitp in Yenns
i~plpanien seiste bieisr Gage Wite Seating
elm iunser Mann pom nur "a Sabren ieis
men Bancroft an. Seating besann i9on
nit 10 Sabren ais 0epei6entrdssr Der
@eitern Union Telesrapbens @eieai3aft in
Del 3u ipecuItreu unb perbiente i'm Soms
msr 1882 iiber $50, 600. Damn ma9te
er cine gersuiisunssrsiie uub lisB fem
@elb mittlerweile in Sdnben ieines Sreuns
bes, ber 9qes pieber peripecultrte. Seit
Seating miinbis wurbe, 1T er Mitslieb
Der B0rie unb maj elmer Der anseiebeniten
Ratler baislbf. Natirli9 wirb er mics
Der pom porn anfanssn - benn einmal Elm
Spieler, INNER elm Spisler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
gorooeut(6en sfopo
ct. &apbaels Sereiu gum sdube Der
Gu unb 4usipanoerer.
Yea6 tupa:

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Castle Garden gu empiauseu uue ibm bebhIhta Sn istu.
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ten, tets eeuau G%H5usebeu, nit wsldem Sdife Der betreis
fenoe tommsn loQ. &eHn man ms niht ben u~u8sfahren
g9e9 une bic unseidbre 3sit ausibt, mann elmer tomnsn iou.
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Wtalie gtHUanberer ~ausftnetg 81 MAIDEN. Aub mare e.
gut, wenn man ben Ysrpauoisu i4on bic Aere0e Der enros
pdiIhen Observation-Disclosures an8dbe. Viii eteis art wiree
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am ii6erten brett an mid. Bir gsbeu bier bic abrefs
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nod f~olgenees.
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Saprs: Serr q. Gambsrt R~ttbmanu, 3 Rns Doubst.
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Street, se8enlber Cattle 9arbeu.
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Serr 9Iemeus ALLAH.
Setnptls (Dona 1ranctsea), prou. Santa gatbartHa,
Sraitittn: Ssrr PafOr Y. Sosstrsbauisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19

4ewiHenbaft. 9anbuertsburi9s (nads
benz er tii9tiS sesefen unb setrunten):
$50, Srau @irtbiH. iett mS9t' i'd sic
UNI stltds 9roidsn bitten, baB i9 sablen
Tam, benn i'd bleib' nt9t germ etuas
i9ulbts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-19
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nit ben unter;ei6netsn asenteu Der bep6brtsu
Baltimore Ginie bes Horbbeuti6eu, 2lop6 In
8erbinbung, pern sSbr bequem un6 biQis mad
briiben reiIen, ober 8erpanbte aus Der alien
Seimatb tourmen laiien uno benielben cine CUTE
,inb Iidere lleberfabrt peri6aiien wout. Die
riibmli9if befaunten Bolts ampfer bes
21orooeut(&en- cSfopo
fabren ~ressImaBis, wO6entIi6 3wii6sn
Bremen und Baltimore
unb nebmen Baiiasiere gu ie5r biaissn Yreiieu.
Suite Serpfe9ln9! @rObtmO9li6fe Si4erbettl
BIS @nbe 1886 wurbeu nit 9Iopos9 ampfsru
1,61Os352 Yafa8tere
sIiidli6 iber ben Ocean befOroert, ssrpiB EN-
9utes 9eu9ntB fir bic Seliebtbeit bieier 2inis.
u. S1umadsr 4 Co., Ssueralsassntsu,
Ro. 8 Glib Sap Ctr, Baltimore, Orb
Z. @m.G idenbnrs, SsneaIsas.ut,
RO. 40 Fifth Avenue, ebtsasO, gus.
Z. @teas a so", assutsu In Dubuau,.
sie. &rsmsr, asent tn Spsrsptu.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
DISTRICT COURT BHIEFs.

Samuel Bradbury, the expressman,
has made an assignment to Michael w.
Mash.
Eva B. Bloomgren has begun divorce
proceedings against Charles E. Bloom
gren.
Charles Lindberg pleaded guilty to
petit larceny yesterday, and was sem
fenced to sixty days in the county jail
E. Eichhorn u Sons have begun suit
against the Northwestern Cooperative
furniture company to recover S1S5:S4 on
promiSsoYy note. II
Mollie Dugan has begun divorce pro-
cecdingS against Michael Dugan, alleg-
ing drunkenness and cruel and inhuman
treatment. The parties were married in
Minneapolis in 1881.
Christian Violin ct al. are made de-
PENDANTS in an action begun by John B.
Hanson to quiet title to land in Cottage
City addition, Sanders Park, Palmer's
addition and AncOra Park.
The jury in the case against James
III. Mayfield, charged with the shoating
OF Waiter WinslOW and attempting to
kill him, remained out all night, and
when court opened yesterday morning
reported that it was impossible for them
to come to any agreement in the matter.
Articles incorporating the CONNER
cial Travellers Mutual Indemnity and
Relief Association of the Northwest
were fled in the office of the register of
deeds yesterday by w. S. Stockdale,
Charles j. De Laittre, j. w. Bragdon,
". B. Stoner, w. c. Corbett, Cyrus
Beall, L. 3. Fagg, T. &. Ball and j. s.
Jordon. The object of the. association
is to care for the sick and pay the fu-
neral expenses of the members.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1928, SG5.72.
Rey. W Hobbs preached at Chestnut
ball last evening.
Two cases of scarlet fever were reported
yesterday.
Yesterday Meat Inspector Mca condemned
sixty-seven gallons OF milk.
Ruby Belle Redding yesterday pleaded
guilty to keepinga house of ill-fanie and paid
fiji OF 500.
June 81 Herman Lodge No. 10, Knights of
Pythias viii hold memorial services in honor
of Seth Emerson.
The Luey Hayes W. C. IT. T. will hold a
meeting III The Franklin avenue Methodist
church this afternoon.
The June meeting of the Minnesota Con-
gregat0nal club will be held Monday even
ing ut the Como avenue church. - :
Herman Lodge. K. of p, will take charge
Of the funeral OF the late Seth Emerson.
which occurs Monday afternoon.
The suit of French VS.. Shulcr to recover
p damages for alleged false arrest and impris-
onlnent, was still Oh trial before Judge Itea
yesterday. fst.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday to
Person Fridholm and Ellen Nelson, Herman
Kemick and Lucy Tom, Andrew Hunter and
Ellen WEIGH
The body of The unknown man who COM
niJted suicide Wednesday night near Shep-
ard IL FraZiers factory was buried Yesterday.
The man Was not identified.
Inc case o. the state against George E.
Storms and John Schroeder. Indicted for
stealing lumber from II, L. Gordon, was tried
before Judge Lochreu Yesterday.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs ". Fl. Davies
are rejoicing with them over the birth of
their first born. II fine boy. The proud fnther
was basy handing out cigars yesterday.
HGntz b., infant son of Deputy Sheriff
George NJ. IlarbitZ died Thursday. Funeral
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock from the
family residence, 1913 South Seventh street.
The Milwaukee company has appealed in
The awards made for damages in taking prop
erty for the opening OF sixteenth and Seven
tcenth avenues south and First avenue south
cast.
Articles were FLED yesterday by Bishop Ire
land, REV. Father James O.ltcilly, John
Walsh, Augustin Ravaux and Edward Dai,-
Tin. incorporating the Church of st. Law.
feace, with Rev, Father ORE lily as pastor.
Coroner Hill held an inquest yesterday
morning on the body of Andrew Nelson, who
vas killed on the 500" road. Thirty second
avenue northeast, Thursday night. THE jury
returned verdict of death resulting from
caVeleSsness on the part of the deceased
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
BIG LAND DEALS.

II. 4. Tow he has had plans drawn for
an elegant seven-story block, to go I'D
on the corner Of First avenue south and
Third street.-the Security drag store
corner. 1t will be one of the hand
soonest III the city and on enc of The best
corners. Mr.. Towne has not yet decided
when to erect it.
The board Of education has completed
negotiations Tor the purchase of three
lots at the corner OF Sixth street and
Eighth avenue south as site for the
new Washington school. The price is
SIC. 600. and-!hc sale is made by Gen. AL
cXander. OF Washington. through Gen.
k. w. johnson, of St Paul. The board
will erect the handsomcst school in The
city--excert The High school--at cost
Of $50, 0G0, and will have still $4,000 sur
Plus from the sale OF The present WASH
ington site.
e. II. Steele and others naye bought,
from Tie Gates Bros, the corner OK
Eighth street and Heriicpin avenue for
1f5, 900, which includes the foundations
pr. iii Tor Tie Palisades hotel at a cost
OF $4,000. These foundations arc the
hea:icst in :hc Northwest.
The co3rt house commission has made
Offers fer The remaining half block Of
Tie new site. Since this block vas
chosen property scared away up ard it
Is probable condemnation proceedings
VIII BIZ rcSortcd to.
Il Is reported the A. NJ. Reed block.
c.! Nic0lic: and Vine, between Grant
and Thirteenth. las been sold and will
be Iailt 70. but EO :nnthatinn ean be
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
o. A.. Pray is in the East.

o. a.. Pray is in the East
II. C. Truesdale and wife hsvs gone to
Newport.
Gen. W. d. Washburn ard fHmily let 10.
New York last night ria the ALERT La route.
Mrs. j. s. Gillette, 20eo BACON street south
east, gave very pleasant party last evening.
The Levi Butler post, q. :. r.. gave au en-.
loy"bie .enteriain:icIt ;.st evening at
Shafcrs South Side pax.
Mrs II. j. Swan and ta.a;,y hsre g.ne 10
Bar lla:bor, M2, and wilt spend sonc TING a.
that delightful resort.
Rev. John Stafford. pastor 0: First Method.
ist church, EFT last evening IL rucct his par
ents III Nebraska. lis pulpit will be sup1.lie,i
next Sunday by one Of the brothers a; camn
meeting.
The Misses Oswald, daughters offs. C. o.. "
weld. gave delightful dancing ?a,l-
"Wednesday evening TO :. few friends d,
Iicious lunch was served du:ilg the Cen.
Ing.
Miss Minnie Folsom and Or. Ucrhe., n,
baldwin. of iiankinsO.i, OAK wi, ta yna,.
red this afternoon 1T The residenc Of thc
brides BROTHER, Prof. ). II. Folsom, 529 Soc.
oni avenue south.
The Swedish Iissio= TaterE.eio Sunday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
A Chance for the Gossios.

Minneapolis gossip-lovi NC people will
soon be treated to a sensational divorce
in high life, in which Mrs. Jennie M.
Brown and Cyrus e. Brown are the cen
trail figures. The papers in the case
were fled yesterday by Mrs. Browns
attorney. who made out the complaint,
in fact, as Mrs. Brown is at present alb
sent from the city. Mr.. Brown is forty
years of age and Mrs. Brown thirty
five. They were married in this city,
Oct. Is, 1910, and have one child, Cyrus
Earle, seven years old. In the conf
plant it is alleged that Mr.. Brown is a
nabitual drunkard, and that at various
times since 1885 he has committed adul-
try with many different persons III this
and other cities. The name of Mary f..
Redding, better known as Ruby Belle
Redding, figures conSpicuously in the
complaint. 1t is probable that the case
will be decidedly sensational one.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25

school picniced at Lake Park yesterday.
A Naut 1000 people were present, and in the
early Nvening happy crowds laden with ferns
and 'flower-s filled the streets leading from
The MinneapcQs 4 st. Louis station.
AT ~RE HOTELS
DR.. ii. H. Kimball lfas returned from Eu
rope.
Charles Kennedy, of La Crosse, is at the
Windsor.
ST. White, of Fargo, was at the st. James
yesterday.
j. II. Bacon, wife and child, of Mankato,
are at the National
G.. a. Pidgeon and wife, Of Rockford, are
at the National.
ID. C. Hill, of Fergus Falls, and w. II.
Greenleaf, of Litchield, were at the Wind
SCR yesterday.
AT the Clarke House: j. L. Mather, Eau
Claire Miss Katie Northrup, Albert Lea; r.
5, Thomas and wife, Watertown, OAK; W.
d. Draper, Mandan, Oak.
AT the Nicollet: A. NJ. sherman and d:ugh-
ter, Eau Claire; Mrs NJ. e. NORM, Hiss Belle
MORN, Albert Lea; G. L. Page, Fergus Falls
=, w. ID: Horbroo. and wife, Glendive,
Mont Miss j. I. Barker Boston.
90 the West: II. p. Hubbell, Winona: Mr..
and Mrs. q. ii. Harrington, Wichita, Kan. !;
G. b. Shaw, Eau Claire; F. B. Smith, wife
and son, Rochester, n. Y; ID. Nj. Jenkins
Miss Jenkins, Boston.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25

ITO EXCHANGE-Lots blocks of lots or
Il acres. clear for good mortgage. National
Loan and Investment company, corner Wash
ingtOn and NicOllet avs 169-I7S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
The Engin asi.s, Club.

AT the special meeting of the Engi-
neaTs' club last evening the subject of
holding an excursion in the near future
was considered, and committee con-
siSting of Messrs. Houston and Cappen,
to con S der the ACCESSIBILITY of the
scheme. Resolutions OF respect to the
memory of the late Franklin Cook were
adopted. An invitation from the Amer
lean society of Civil Engineers was
read, and George W.Sublette was unan-
imously electen delegate to attend.
The president appointed Messrs. Cop
pelen, Pike, Houston, Redfeld and Par
dec committee on tests of material.
This committee will confer with the au-
thorities Of the state university III ref
erence to q series of tests of local mate
rails to be conducted with view OF cor
recting the tables on the strength of ma
terials. A general discussion ON build
ingS and truSseS followed, and was par
ticipated in by all the members present
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers were recorded al
the Office of the register of deeds:
Land in section 20 town 1l6, range
"a; Emma Geissier to William Geiss-
Its Z and g. blk 20, Minnehaha add;
Sarah Odell to Charles S Bracket. i, 200
Land in Golf & Jones' add; M Chan
der to Mary Chandler. 900
1t 4. Loiiin's add; d Loomer to John
Blks and ., Vinton Hei ghts:. William
d5f ELK 70 T. f Be B hosPP add; Lizzie
Hutchinson TO Angler AmeS. 500
LII 5, block Is, Blaisdell's lrev add; A
BlaisdeE to G M Langley. $500
1t %, blk l, Hance's add; W Camp
Its IS ' and 2S, blk i, Hanee's add;
e Noxon to j p O'Neall. ..............2, 500
1t II, Excelsior; r II Jones to John r
1t s. blk 3, Remington's Second add: '''o
W W Townsend to j E Wakeman IL 200
1t 4, blk 10, Calhoun Park add; L E
Moore to Mrs Ada eastman ......1, 500
Land in rearr Manages Lake Side park
and Its and 8, blk 81, Calhoun park:
Alice : Blaisdell to A V Green .......S 500
Land in see %, town 100, range 81;
Davis to George Oliver. 900
1t z, Warnock LatOn's subd; c W
Preston to Truman Il Stevens ........1 200
Its to z, blk 5, rearr Manages Lake
side Park add; f Haycock to A L
Its IS to 20, blk 8, rearr Manages ''O
Lakeside Park add: F L Haycock to
A Rlaisdell. ...............1 500
Land in sec 10, town %, range "a; A
Smith TO F A Clarke .............2,OO 1000
Its II, 10 and 10, blk g. Chicago Lake
Park add; A Nichols to E. B Stevens 5, 500
Its II and 49, blk o. Ramsey, Lock
wood and others add; 4 L Earle to j
II Ralph. 500
Part 1t s. blk 40, st Anthony Falls; C A
Bovey to 7 q Salisbury .............. 500
Four unpublished deeds. ...............2,9 800
Thirty-three minor deeds less than 500
Total ,,,,,,hor of dnndr co COG ECO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25

L lots in the city, also two eighty-ac tracts
just outside, choice for plating, which will
be sold at a bargain; terms easy; 81 acres in
ST. Louis Park, on railroad, $500 per acre.
G. Elwood Brown, sos Temple court. 1888
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
w. I'll. Crawford's Arrest---Othe
Matters of Interest,

w. III. Crawford's Arrest---Other
Matters OF Interest.
Court has adjourned until June %.
The petit jurors are excused until
Sept. q.
The MethodiSts are to give dinner
on the Fourth of July Oh the union depot
grounds, near the bridge.
W. p. Brown, who was injured Thurs
day at the race track by being thrown
from his buggy, found his left arm
fractured below the elbow.
Dr.. t. w. Sheard own, a former Still
water resident, but now practicing in
Chicago, arrived in the city yesterday to
make Old-time friends a visit.
Mrs. Matilda Mahon, who died at her
residence on Churchill street yesterday
of consumption, aged forty years, will
be buried to-day from her former resi-
denee at 9 o'clock a. m.
= Company K will not turn out in the
parade on the Fourth of July, as large
number of the members wish to appear
in other parts of the procession, or else
have other engagements for the day.
During the races the five large livery
stables have been rushed with work, and
i'll the daytime a single or double team
could not be hired at any of them. This
will give an idea of how the races were
patronized.
Willett's place, across the river
burned on Friday night about IL O'Clock.
1t was owned by P. M. Coles and was
unOccupied, the inmates having been
driven out by the Hudson authorities
several days ago.
w. II. Crawford, the driver at the
race course who was arrested yesterday
at the instigatiOn of James O'Brien,
charged with assault with intent to do
bodily harm, was bound over in the sum
of 1000 by the court. He was ba led
out by Messrs. D. w. Durant and A.
Rohrback, having to go to st. Paul for
the races, and his hearing takes place
next Tuesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
st. Jean the Bapiiste Day Celebrated by
the French Residents Of the Flour
City and Vicinity.
Programme of the American Water
Works Association Convention, to
Occur in July.
The Music Teachers of Minnesota Or
ganize---Completion Of the Catholic
Orphans Home.
A Big Sensation Promised in the Brown
Divorce Case, Owing to The Proali-
nslce OF the Parties.
ST. JEAN BAPTIsTE.
French Citizens Do Honor TO The
FatrCGi Saint.

French Citizens Do Honor TO Their
Fatrc:i Saint.
The French people of the city cele-
brated st. Jean Baptiste's anniversary
yesterday with all the ardor and happi-
ness that pleas ure-loving dispositions
could give their favorite holiday. In
the morning solemn high mass was said
at the Church of Notre Dame de
Lourde'S, the church being too small to
accommodate the great crowd which
gathered to do honor to the patron
saint Of their people. After the service,
which was very beautiful and impress
sive, procession was formed, consist
ing of the several French societies of
the city, the st. Jean Baptiste society,
under whose auspices the celebration
occurred. being the most prominent, and
citizens and ladies in carriages. The
column was led by four maSkers on
police and Willard u Thyle's band.
After marching across the bridge, up
Hennepin to Fifth street, to Nicollet, TO
Tenth, to First avenue south, to Wash
ington, where the party, now largely
increased. took the motor for Lake Har-
riet, where the day was spent in picnic
fashion, with boating, rowing races,
songs. speeches and dancing as the
special amuSementS. The celebration
was attended by fully 1900 people, and
was a most delightful occasion to the
participants. The gentlemen having
charge OF the arrangements. to whom
most of the days success is due, are the
officers of the st. Jean Baptiste society,
DR.. II. a. Pinault, president; Pierre
Jasmin, vice presidents; Charles
MarcheSsault, treasurer: j. 3. Servis
and Or. A. NJ Brnnelle, secretaries,
and t. J. Bergeron, Joseph MarcouX,
Louis Laramee, Joseph Cousineau,
Napoleon Emond, Arthur Menard, Ben
jamin Desormcau, Telesph0re Hebert
Patrice Remi!liard. Felix Poulin, Vital
Campbell, Nazaire Pariseau, Ed
Giguere, John Mecier, Narcisse Beau
dette.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25
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HALE BLOCK.
Hennepin Av., Corner Fifth St.,
OPPOSITE WEST HOTEL.

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medicine sent by mail or express, free from
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proved good remedies of all ages and coun-
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respectful manner. No experiments are
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boratory. On account of the great number
Of cases applying the charges are kept low;
often lower than others. Skill and perfect
cures are important. Call or write. Syptom
lists and pamphlet free by mail. The doctor
has successfully treated hundreds of cases in
this city and vicinity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-25

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